Robin Huebner

3 days ago | concordiacollege.edu | Robin Huebner

By Robin Huebner, InForum FARGO — Members of a Fargo Public Schools choir are enjoying another accomplishment as the school year closes, but they want to ensure their teacher gets credit for making them better singers and better people. The Davies High School Vivace choir was named by Gov. Kelly Armstrong as the Governor's Official State Choral Program for the 2025-26 school year.

4 days ago | inforum.com | Robin Huebner

FARGO — It seems as if every move Jesse Ritka made from middle school on was part of a patchwork of decisions to land her exactly where she is today. A seventh grade science class, a weather job-shadow in high school and being a tour leader at the Mall of America aquarium each prepared her for the next step. That includes the most recent — a promotion to chief meteorologist at WDAY-TV, leading the station’s weather coverage and team of meteorologists.

1 week ago | inforum.com | Robin Huebner

FARGO — Members of a Fargo Public Schools choir are enjoying another accomplishment as the school year closes, but they want to ensure their teacher gets credit for making them better singers and better people. The Davies High School Vivace choir was named by Gov. Kelly Armstrong as the Governor's Official State Choral Program for the 2025-26 school year. The St. Mary’s Central High School Wind Orchestra of Bismarck was chosen as the Governor’s Official State Band/Orchestra Program.

1 week ago | inforum.com | Robin Huebner

FARGO — The Fargo school board voted to approve new attendance boundaries for students in all southside elementaries for the 2026-2027 school year. The change, meant to address expected overcrowding in two schools, was approved at the board’s Tuesday, May 27, meeting. The tally was 7-1, with board members Jason Nelson, Kristin Nelson, Melissa Burkland, Greg Clark, Nyamal Dei, Nikkie Gullickson and Robin Nelson all voting yes. Allie Ollenburger was the lone no vote.

1 week ago | grandforksherald.com | Robin Huebner

MOORHEAD — The first tribal cannabis shop in Minnesota not located on a reservation opened in Moorhead over the Memorial Day weekend. With a Bob Marley & The Wailers tune playing on the speakers, people stood outside the Waabigwan Mashkiki dispensary along Highway 10 on Moorhead’s east side for the 10 a.m. grand opening on Saturday, May 24. CEO Zach Wilson said the line was there for hours, as people streamed in to buy cannabis flower, pre-rolled cannabis cigarettes and whole flower beverages.